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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16. -Flour-Receipts, 49,
100 brs and sacks; exports, l.141 brls and Sc O76
eacks less active and rather weak Sales, Il, 500
brls.
Wheat Receipts, 24,200 bu; exports 1873, 939
on. Cash &c lower, and fairly active in good
BART for export; options opened firm and ad-
vanced "a !c, later ruled easier and declined a
1c: afserward reacted q 5c closing firm Sales,
b,608,00o bu futures, $4,000 bu spot: No 2
spring, nominal, Ole; No. / hard 93ac: store un.
- q rod ga q 93r: No re' o-i@ No . red
So a soc elevator, 9ss 9OIc delivered, ssa SOC
4 O. b.; No l red, 04c delivered; No. white Ole;
extra red, $3.50; ungraded white 90Ic No red
February, S84 q S9ac closing at S9kc; March, S3a
a Sole closing at sole: April, S9s 90lc, closing
At 901c: May, 90A d9l 716c. closing at &c; June.
alkn92sc. closing at92sc July 92s a 92sc, closing
at 92lc; August 92s a 931c, closing at oslo: Sep
TENDER, 93i a 94!c. closing at 944c; December, 97s
a 97kc, closing at 9Tsc.
Corn--Cash unsettled; No. shade higher;
others weaker; options opened a shade lower.
later advanced Sc, and closed firm; receipts
e. 662 bn; exports %. 3S3 bu; sales, 100000
bu futures and 1874. coo bu spot; ungraded. 48I %
feac No. 3, 4Stc steamer, Al 047sc elevator
1870 delivered; No 9. 4Si a4S1c elevator, 49a q
fg5c delivered, 49ac T. o. b.: steamer white, Ace;
No February IS. a SIC. closing at 484c; March,
49, CASTE closing at 46tc; April 4Sac, closing a,
I84c; May 49, a 49c. closing at 49c June, 40 a
s9ic, closing ut 49.c
Oats shade lower and fairly active; receipts
jo. S90 bu; exports, LOCI BIZ; sales, $4,000
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NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Beeves-Receipts, including
10 carloads for expectation alive were lo4 carloads.
Prices fairly sustained but sales Slows there
was easier feeling before the finish. Common to
good steers sold at $440O5.3O; prime and extra
steers $5.4005 go; bulls and dry cows So "a. with
Sheep-Receipts, IL 100. The market was dull and
weak for common and ordinary stock but large vol
ume of business and full prices for all desirable
three carloads up to Sc o60625: lambs sold at
$5.7507. so. with three carloads at So.
Hogs-Recepts. 1900, all for slanghterers direct.
The market was minally steady at So. 65 05.95.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Observation-Disclosures, l4OO.
The market steady; choice heavy native steers,
So. 1904 IS; fair to good shipping steers $3. So
feeders fair to good, $2.So036O; stockers. fair to
$50 sio0'' texans common 70 CHOICE si''00
Hoes-Recept., 5000 The market was strong
oH.heavy and steady light grades; choice heavy
and butchers selections SIS 45 a so; packing, fair
to good: $5.3o05.4o; Workers., medium to fancy,
80. 1882 pigs. common to good $4.4O I'D. 80.
Sheep-Recepts, $50. The market steady;
common to fair, $2.6O03.7O; medium to prime,
3.75049O.
CHICAGO Feb 16.-The Droverss Journal re-
PORTS Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Tho market was steady; carload of fancy 900
ID steers sold at So so; shipping steers $50 to 500
lbs, $3.5OO5; stockers and feeders So. 55 O3.S5;
cows, bulls and mixed stock $l750375 bulk of
sales at $2.6O0320
market was strong and prices 501Oc higher; rough
and mixed SIS. 150555 packing and shipping $5. As
05.75; light, 81. 7005. 40; skips So. 5004 70.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000. The
market steady and stronger; natives So so "a 90:
Western, SIS. 400; Texans. So. 1904; lambs, 81
O4.5O.
KANSAS CITY Feb. 16.-The Live Stock Indica-
tor reports Cattle Receipts. 1900; shipments,
$500. Shipping steers slow, weak and sc
lower; cows and butchers stuff weak; feeding steers
quiet good to choice shipping steers. 81 10 40;
common to medium, 49, SO al; stockers, $2.5Oa3.l0;
feeding steers, S3. 25 1850; cows. So. 25D3.4o.
Hogs-Recepts, I 900 shipments, 1000. The
market slow and 5O1Oc lower; good to choice,
80. Il $3.50; common to medium, 81. 10 6D5. 1V
Sheep-Receipts, 1.5oO; shipments. $50. The
market was quiet: good to choice, So $3.50; COM
mon to medium So. 25 02.75.
EAST LIBERTY. Feb 16. - Cattle Receipts.
95; shipments l.o45; Market fair; prime $505. Is;
fair to good, 50. so DAYS; common $3 50D4.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; Shipments 2 200. Mar
ket firm; Philadelphia. $5.7505.S5: Workers. $40
1850; and light, $505.25; pigs $4.75
as.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments 400. Mar
ket Slow prime $4. 1906; fair to good, $4O5; COM
mon. So. 5003 so: lambs 81 60
CINCINNATI. Feb. 16.-Hogs frmer; common and
light. 81 05.35: packing and butchers grades
SIS. 1o05.55. Receipts, 1870 shipments, 1920.
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% to 30 lbs average 8loc 40 Bs and over average.
Sa9c backs. medium weight, 8lac: bellies. medium
weight, Sl4c. Dry-sait and Picked Meats-clear-
Sides tunsmokedl, Sc; clear backs. funsmoked1. Sc;
clear bellies. unsmoked). Sl4c; clear pork " brl 200
lbs: $780, nam and rump pork to lbs pieces,
without bone. $12. Bologna-Sxin. large or small.
6i2c cloth, large small. &c. Lard-Pure leaf ket-
terendered in terces. 73c; in 4 brls 6lec; so b
cans in 100-ib cases. 77sc; 2o-B cans, in sob
cases &c; lob in 60 fb cases. S14c 5-ib cans
in Cob cases, $780, Refined Lard-In tierces CSC;
5O-ib cans in 100-ib cases, 7c.
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June prims (recleaned),
$4.5 I'D. IS p bu English mammoth, primo IRE.
ceaned,. 81 6o14.S go, Alske. prime 81 07.50: Al
falfa, prime, 81. 1897. so; white $7.5O08; prime
timothy $202 % p blu: extra clean blue grass, 700
9Oc p bu; red top, 75c0$1 p bu; orchard grass,
$I.6o0I.oO " bu: German n.;llet 81 ~ bu COM
mon millet 15c p bu: fiaxseed. selected. 81 100
l. 40 p bu; seed rye, Use y bu old popcorn. 203c
v ID; new popcorn. 60D75c p ba: hemp. 3a2e
canary, &c; rape, &c P Id.
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futures and 1913. 600 bu spot, mixed Western, Sc
137c: white Western, 38042c.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Hon it, r,d

futures and 1923, 600 bu spot, mixed Western, Sc
037c: white Western. 38042c
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Hops quiet and steady
Coffee-Spot fair Rio duh at He Options
lower and active; sales, Ia $50 bags; February.
II So a IL &C., March. II 30 a IL 55c April IL 40
III soc; May. L. 35 II soc; June. II 40 II soc;
July. II 40 u soc; August, II 80 % L. soc; Sep
tsnber, y 4oal2 55e; October, u. SOC; Novem-
Der, II 500l2 SOC; December, l2.45c. Sugar
steady: refined quiet Molasses steady and
quiet. Rice firm.
EGGS steady. fair and quiet; receipts, 4,2l6
packages; Western. l80184c.
Pork firm and in moderate demand; mess
quoted at s14 "a a. 25 for DID, SIS for new
Cut meats firm; picked bellies TIC. Lard so
points higher and active: Western steam, spot,
Ll507 zoe; February. III al 19c; March, ia q
12lc: April, 1922 al 28c; May, 730 al 35c; june
I36 a 4 42c; city steam, 6 Soc.
Butter unchanged and dull. Cheese quiet and
firm.
Copper dull Lead firm; common, 4lc.
CHICAGO. Feb 16-The wheat market
found lower range Of values again to-day, but
higher than yesterday. The official Board OF
Trade cable reported net decrease OFT 1860, 600
bu OF wheat on ocean passage TO European
points. but English and French securities were
quoted higher.
The foreign grain markets were reported dull.
The market opened shade frmer, at Toe for
May, rose to 79ac, but the offerings were large,
and under the pressure the price broke off to
7Sac, but rallied again under fair buying, ard
towards the close became firm, advancing to
79ac on a reported good export demand, and
closed at 79sc. The market closed steady The
receipts at eleven points were POS, 600 bu, while
the export c.earings from three points were l68.
600 bu,- There was fair amount of speculation
| in corn The feeling was easy and prices aver
aged lower, but the market closed st slight ad
vance on yesterdays figures. The receipts con-
tinue moderate, with fair shipping demand
| for the lower grades. Oats again ruled lower.
and closed for the day generally under yester-
days prices Provisions, especially mess pork.
ruled strong and active early in the day mess
pork advancing 30 a40c brl, with shorts" buy
ing freely. The market then reacted 20 @ 25c
and finally closed slightly higher than yester.
| day. Lard closed 12ac higher per 100 lbs and
| short ribs closed 10c higher. The leading fut
ures ranged as follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat, 72a % 75c;
No. spring wheat, nominal; No. RED, 764c.
No. corn, 33s a 34ac No. 2 oats, 23sc. Ne.
2 rye. 54c. No barley. 50052c No l fax
seed, ST. OBJ. Prime timothy-seed, 81. 49, Mess
$697a Short-rib sides (loose) 1907 Csc: dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 606 Soc; short-clear
sides (boxedl. 7.55 al Coo. Whisky. distillers'
finished goods per gal. ST. IS. Sugars. cut-loaf,
81 07c; granulated, 6s a &c; standard A. sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market was easier; creamery. 20026c; dairy, Is
023c. Eggs, Is a 16c per doz.
Recepts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat. IS, 900 bu;
corn, 147.0o bu; oats, 1874 600 bu; rye LOCO bu;
barley. 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 16 900
brls wheat SO. 600 bu corn, 81, 600 bu oats, 43,
600 bu; rye, none; barley 2, 100 bu.
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Superior Court.


Room lion. Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge.
Otto Fl. Hasse1raan VS.. D. B. Hughs ct al; at
tachment. Motion for trial oyerruled.
Sarah Patterson We. Indiana, Bloomington &
Western Railway Company; damages. Dis
missed for failure TO comply with rule of court.
Walter I. Screese vs.. William j. Hugo ct al;
damages. Judgment for defendant on demurrer.
Low Cook Manufacturing Company vs. Adam
Herreth on account. Dismissed
Room 2-Hon. d. w. Howe. judge
Wna Ferry, administrator, Henry r. Al
len ct al: malpractice. On trisl by jury.
Room s-Hon. Lewis G. Walker, Judge.
John r. Sheehan VS.. Archibald A. Mcfarland
ct al; quiet title. Finding for plaintiff.
Frederick Boettcher vs.. The Union Railway
Company; damages. On trial by jury.
NEW SUITS.
Amelia Heinmelreich VS.. Edward A. Heinmel-
reich; complaint for divorce Allegation habit
ual drunkenness.
Margaret Conroy &c. James Conroy; complaint
for divorce. Allegation, cruel treatment.
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,uprelne Court.

Supreme Court
Hon. Byron X. Elliott, Chief-justice
The following opinions were rendered Feb l6:
CHATTEL MoRTGAGE-PARTNER-FRA
1906 Charles F. Fisher ct al VS.. Rufus Z.
Syfers ct al. Parke c. c. Reversed. Mitchell. j.
H. Where partners executed IN the firm name
mortgage on the firm property to parties who
were relatives of the mortgageors, to secure in
dividual debts. such mortgage is not Of itself
such fraud as will set it aside at the suit of a
partnership creditor (2) A stipulation in the
mortgage that additions and renewals to the
stock thereafter made should be covered by the
mortgage was Intellectual to vest in the mort
gagee title to after acquired property But it
would not render the mortgage invalid on its
face. The right of the mortRageors to remain in
possession and dispose of the stock at retail Goes
not make it fraudulent per So.
cTTY-INToXIcAT1NG LIQUoR-LIcENsE
1885. Jacob Lutz va. City Of Charlottesville.
Montgomery G. c. Affirmed. Elliott, G. j.
Under Secs. 3l06 and 3154 R. S. 1881, an incor
porated city has power within its corporate linn
limits to regulate those shops or other places
where Intoxicating liquors kept for
the premises, and to exact license from per-
sons keeping such shops.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1857. Joseph W. Hill ct al. VS. c., W. & NJ.
Railway Company. Grant C. G. Affirmed.
Niblack 1.-The instructions in the case appear
to be correct as abstract legal propositions and
there being evidence to which they were applica-
BILE it will not be inferred that the jury was mis-
led.
1854. Ira Stow VS. Thomas Girton Wayne
@. c. Appeal dismissed
1888. Sarah Summit ys. Catherine L Yount
ct al Morgan c. G. Rehearing denied.
i23S5. John Hegham ct AK vs.. Hosier j. Har-
ris ct al. Switzerland C. c. Rehearing granted.
1852 Joseph Glaze vs. Citizens National
Bank of Charlottesville. Montgomery G. G..
Certiorari issued.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Surrounding Conditions Still Unfavorable to
Trade-0uiet Times in All Departments.

Surrounding Conditions Still Unfavorable to
Trade-Quiet Times in All Departments.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 16.
No improvement in trade is noticeable The
sun still hides itself behind the clouds most OF
the time and the mud deepens. but, with the
present mild weather, the frost will soon be out,
and the roads again become passRble. With the
lighter trade, prices are weakening somewhat,
or, at least, they bear an easier Tone with but
few exceptons-those in the dry goods, the
hardware and iron and the provisions markets,
all of which maintain the strong position of some
weeks past Provisions, it will be noticed move
up another notch to-day. and higher prices are
predicted by those the inside The coffee
market roasted grades, is off one-fourth of
cent, while green coffees are stronger in tone
East. Sugars are barely steady. Other staple
articles firm in tone The stocks OF raw sugars
on hand at latest dates at Boston was IL 45s tons
| spending week of 1886, and 1889
| tons in 1885, The stock at the fonr
ports was 1O4 1897 tons, against $4,000 tons for
| the corresponding week of last year Granu-
ter demand, and quite fair trade has been
done, and at the close prices were firmer being
quoted on the basis of 81 cents per pound for
| granulated, which was gain of lie cent per
|
| week from the four ports were % tons, against
| 1859 tons last year. Since the first of January
the shipments have been l,61l tons, against
| 1859 tons for the corresponding time last year
| The exports of sugar since the first Of Jan
/ uary were 730 tons, against 495 tons in 1856
! The tea market has not developed any particu.
| larly new features. Formosas have been a little
more inquired for and sales of lines and invoices
have been made at full previous prices. Japans
! are held with more confidence Amoys are mr..
changed. The second reserved auction sale of
Annoy teas in New York, on Thursday last, was
| no more successful than the first. In the pro-
| duce markets there no changes TO-DAY
| Eggs, poultry and butter all firm at our QUO
/, tations. Apples tend higher.
| GRAIN.
] The local market took on little better tone
to-day increased local demand and few
outoftown orders. but, taken as whole, it is
still fat, and dealers are not disposed 20 take
hold with any spirit This is evidenced by the
bids on Change. Track bids to-day ruled as fol-
lows:
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MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Another y>Ry OF Extraordinary Dizziness and
Vory Narrow Fluctuations.
NEW .ORK, Feb 16-Money on call was
easy at 204 per cent.
Prime mercant tile paper, 5 06 per cent
Sterling exchange was dull and steady at
$4e51 for sixty day bills, and 81 S8a for de-
mand.
The total stock sales were 1877, 1919 shares. in
cluding the following: Delaware, Lackawanna
6 Western. 1880; Erie 11,52o; Lake Shore,
3,72S, Louisville & Nashville, $780, New Jersey
Central. 1856; Reading, As, ls5; ST. Paul, H.
200; Union Pacific, 2S,250; Western Union,
3,l71.
To.days stock market was again extraordi-
narily dull and barren of features, with the
trading almost entirely professional, and the
fluctuations, except for one or two stocks con-
lined within range OF less than per cent The
only outside influence in the market was small
purchases for London account jersey Central
the special feature 10, 600 shares of borrowed
stock being called in, and an influential broker
age house had a large block transferred to their
name, which caused rush OF the shorts in
that stock to cover material advance was
established and maintained to the close. Union
Pacific wan again conspicuously weak. and
Was joined by Richmond & West Point
Both OF these stocks, however, steRdied
late in the day. Reading was steady, its ex-
treme fuctuation for the day being only /. al
though it's sales exceeded any other stock A
disposition of the foreigners to buy made a
strong opening, and the advances over last even
ing's closing prices ranged up to J. The trading
was extremely dull but the covering Of Shorts
established slight advances during the forenoon.
These were afterward lost, bat the fluctuations
were SO small that the market was entirely
without character. the close was very dull
and about steady at Insignificant changes
ali ehapa
Railroad bonds were rather firm late in the
day, and final prices generally show gains of
small fractions. Sales. 81, o69,000. Closing quo
tations were
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NEW ORLEANS Feb l6-Cotton steady mid
ding, 9c low middling. 8 11-16c; good ordinary.
Sl4c net receipts 519O bales; gross receipts 272
bales exports to Great Britain 3 496 bales; to the
continent. sos bales; coastvise 1SSI bales; Sales
A 800 bales stock 343 I'll bales
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed; sales, 10 600 bales including / 900 bales
for speculation and export, and 5000 bales Amer.
ican.
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Real Estate Tran sfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty-fo hours
ending P. M Feb. L. 1887 as furnished by Elliott
& Butler, abstracters of titles Room % Etna Build
ing
Nette S. McKahan and husband to Albert
S. Caldwell, lot 43, in Klingensmths
subdivision of lot l, in outlot 12S in
Indianapolis .-...-.--....--.--. $3.50. 90
Hugo Marmont and wife Adam Bretz,
part of lot / in Austin w Morrs's SUBJ
division of part of square 80. in Indian.
apolis- $4,000. 90
Andrew w. McOuat and wife to Care Van
Hake ct al, part of lot g. in square Sc
in indianapolis. -.s..;-..-........ $4,000 90
Mary j. Richards to Seth S. Griffith lots
/ l and II, in Fiscus's subdivision of
part of block 21. Johnsoa's heirs addi-
ton to Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures 5000. 90
Harry j. MilligaI, trustee to Elmer Bur.
ton. lot z in square is of s. A.
Fletcher. jr.'s. northeast addition to
Indianapos- --....---.--..--. 10000
Frank H. Colgar to Christopher Hoergcr
part of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 4 town
ship Is north, of range 3 east 1125OO
The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur-
Company to John NJ. Myers lot
16 and part of Is, in Robert W. Lambs
subdivision of block % IN Johnson's
heirs addition to Indianapolis ...... 1000 90
Conveyances, z; consideration. SIG, US 90
49,
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Criminal Court,

Hon. William A. Irwin. Judge.
State VS.. James Gaughn allowing minors to
play pool. Trial by court Fined So and costs
State VS.. d. NJ. McDurnand renting house to
prostitutes. Fined $40.
State VS.. James Ramsley; selling liquor on
Sunday. Acquitted on three charges
State VS.. Myrtle Maiden Shepherd; prostitu-
ton. Under advisement
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Circuit Court.

Hon. a. G. Ayres. Judge.
Henry Kiefer vs. John Rotach; account. Taken
under Amusement.
Andrew g. Kreitlein w. the estate Of VIM. L.
McCray; claim. Allowed for $155. A.
Kreitlen & Schrader VS.. the estate Of VIM. L.
McCrav: claim Allowed for 81 80.
Franco Paichuer vs.. the estate of Martin Tur-
quin; claim. On trial by the court.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

United StAte6 Circuit Court.
Hon. Walter Q. Gresham Judge.
Henry Sturm VS.. Ferdinand A. Baker; damages.
On trial
Woonsocket Rubber Company vs.. Falley e.
Hoes; receivership. Defendants ordered to turn
over accounts to receiver.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Wheat Opens at a Lower Range, but
Rallies and Closes at Better Figures.

Corn in Fair Speculative Demand, Closing at
Slight Advance-0ats Lower-Proyis-
ions Again Rule Active and Strong.
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LIVE STOCK.
A Strong Market for Butcher Cattle-Good
Light Hogs Active aad Higher.

CATTLE-Receipts. $50; shipments. 200. Fair
supply and mostly butcher grades; market
strong on that class. while shippers were slow at
barely STEADY prices: about all sold
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Evansville & Terre Hallte.
Via vandaiia f4ine.i

Via Vanda1ia Line1
I've HndpIs T:3Oam p*12:OOm 4.oOpm ss1O4Sud
Ar Indpls 3:5Oam i1O:o0am 3:35pn 4:lSpus
Via ]. & st. l.. RyA
I've Indp1s *1o:5Opm f5:3Opm -11:55am 7:1Oasn
Ar Tndpls.. 3:45am f10:ooam 335pn 6:25pm
*Daily, fdaily except Sunday, parlor car sleeps
ing car
These trains carry the magnificent M.na1ch parlors
sleeping and buffet the ness run in America
between indianapolis and E.<ansvills. Cars open
for passengers at $50 3. m. Train does not leave
until 1O4 ~ :. nd.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Petroleurn opened excited
and weak at 60Ssc, dropped to Coo, rallied and
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Three per cent. bonds1001s
-Four per cent. bonds l2Sl1
Four and a half per clio
Pacific 6s of '95. 126ls
Louisiana consols. - s2l
Missouri fs----101
Tenn. Sc ss.sfFeus IS. JOG
Tenn. settlement Is. -102
Tenn. settlement 3s.- 783s
Central Pacific lists liza
Den. g. Rio G.. lists. -l20
Den. e. r. G. w. lists 80
Erie seconds. -....... 981s
NJ, X. q T. gen. 6s. 9S1
Northern Pacific lists. 1851
Northern Pacific DDS. 100
Northwestern consolsl40
Northwest debent. 5sl09
st. L. e. S. F. gen. M. 100
st. Paul consols.. 1881.
st. p. Chi. &Pac. 1stsl1SL
Texas Pac. Id grants. 60
/. P. r. G. ex. coup. F. IL
Union Pacific hrsts. : Hal.
West Shore. 1922
Adams Express .142
Allegheny Central. :. -
Alton e. Terre Haute. 32l
American Express. 100
b., D. r. & N. ...--- As
Canada Pacific. ...--. ola
Canada Southern. -. 573
Central Pacific. .--... 81
Chesapeake & Ohio 8
Y. q ~. PREF. f1rStS. - Ios
c. & o. seconds. ..--- 10
Chicago & Alton .143l
G. Il A. preferred. .l55
G., B. q Q-.-.-.-.-..140
Chi. st. l.. &. o. -. -
c., st. l.. g. p, -.-.-.. III
y, ? 81 " = o. +. pref 5 %
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Export grades. ------.... "a 5O05. 90
Good to choice shippers. AIS a. 40
Common to medium shippers. ......... 3.30O3 80
Feeders. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.6OO400
Good to choice heifers 3.600400
Common to medium heifers. 2.S503 IS
Good to choice cows g. 1898 so
Common to medium cows---..... 2.0O0275
Veals common TO good. 45O065O
Bulls good TO choice --....-...-....... 3.2503.7 rs
Bulls common to medium. 2.0O03.0 90
Mixers, common to good. 90. GOATS. 90
HoGs-Receipts. $3.50; shipments, 1000. The
offerings mostly of light and mixed grades
quality only fair; market active and higher on
good lights.
Heavy packing and shipping SIS. 4505.55
Mixed light and heayy..1..... 525a5.45
Fair to good light. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5.20d $40
Pigs, average 100 to 100 TBS 4.S005.2
SHEEP-Receipts. 375; shipments, $50. But
few here; market steady; quality generally good;
all sold.
Good to choice 81 1904. IS
Fair to medium Observation-Disclosures. 3.6504. 10
Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. PTS 03. 25
AdiIiLS o.SOVO.